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Describe the bug
It just crashes on startup and doesn't work. I have ran the systemctl memory command and have tried various things like making it single node. This error happens with a fresh clones repo and running make setup after increasing the memory to 4GB
To Reproduce
Run make setup
Run make elk
Expected behavior
It correctly sets up and runs the elk stack.
Screenshots
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
Ubuntu 20.04 Server
When I experienced the same errors you did, I saw there was an old Docker volume from running this project a few months ago. There wasn't any data in there that I needed to keep, so I could delete the Docker volume. Then, the stack worked after make setup and docker compose up.
Describe the bug
It just crashes on startup and doesn't work. I have ran the systemctl memory command and have tried various things like making it single node. This error happens with a fresh clones repo and running make setup after increasing the memory to 4GB
To Reproduce
Run
make setup
Run
make elk
Expected behavior
It correctly sets up and runs the elk stack.
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Ubuntu 20.04 Server
Additional context
Elastic Logs and kibana logs.
Kibana Logs.txt
Elastic Logs.txt
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